Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-09
G.-,>G=RCUS DRUGS:
How to CcrtroI Ercctually An eeeA
 Eorrlb,o Habits.
Rocts'tsr, S. r. Port Erprss.

the thing that impressed him most of all was the number Of holidays one en- counters abroad and the little anxiety the people display in the coRduct of busi. ness s1Lirs ".aen boast heTe," he said, that tliey w2rl, for yeals without a day off; in B1fope that would be considered crime"
 Mir. H. H. Warner, who was present ct the tine, said, "rhis is the first sum- mer in yeara that l have not spent on the water. Been too busy"
 Then, suppose you have been ad- vertiaing extensively"
 "Not at all We have always hereto- fore closed our laboratory during July, August and September, but this sum- mer we lave Eelt ii running day and night to supply the demand, which has been three times greater thsn ever be- fore in our history at IhiS season."
 ''How do you account for this?''
 ''IGe increase has coime from the uni- cersdL r5c1l!i1ioa 0f Lse excellence of our | pTepCrGii2rS We have been nearly ten | yeaFs bs;G,n .he plhlt: and the sales are constantly increasing while our newspaper l advertising is coas'1nijy dimif iShing. 1 Why, high scient';,: and medical su- 1 thoTitieS, DsV publicly cCMceda that our Warmers saia cure is the oniy scientific ! specific for kidney and Ever diseases and for all the many diseases caused by 1 them"
 "Have you evidence oi this?" i "Abundsrre OnlS few weeks ago Dr. J. L. Stephens, of Lebanon, Ohio, | specialist inr the cu:e O. narcotic, etc., habits told plc that a number of emi- ntnt scientific medical mta had been experimenting iar ysGrt;, tevt;Ig and an- ! elyzing al. kn0Hn rr'2edies for tho kid news aiid live, f,r, as ynu may be aware, tie excessive cee oi all narcotics and stimulsn!2 destroys those organs, and un.il they caa be restored to neslth the habits cannot be broken upl Among ! the investigators w-Te such men as J. NJ. Fall, N. D, pe"si.'~nt uf inc State Board oi Health of Iowa, a,s Alexander Noi, II. D., Professor of Surgery in tho college oi Phvsfrsi!s aGd s'u'@eons and president oi the Acas:~ n'y oi Medicine at 1 Coiulr bus, who, ,a;s',rsE0Ausiiye inquiry, reported t;at theae wAs no remedy known to .choals o, 2, scientific inquiry equal 10 Warfer's safr c'irA!"
 "Aic many reranns addicted to the use of deadly jruE5?'
 "Thsre are forty niiijoHs of people in the world who use onirm alone, and there are many hundreds of thousands in this co'i'ttry who arg victiIas of nor nhiHe, cr,Gm, quripe Aal cocaine. Vnev thj.k they have 10 anuh habit ahout tlI"rli--so m&Dy pacDle are uncon- FviGus victims gi thg%n habits. They have pains and symptoms of what they call malaria and eth r diseases, when in reality it is the demand in the system for these :asti1le drugs, demand that is causs largely by physicians prescrip- tiocs which CCntEit go many dangerous druaS, aUi strong spirits. and one that lnuat be answered CT Siien 'A;t iE the kid- nays and ii;er by what Dr. stephens sAy-s i5 the only kidiloy and liver specific. He also says that moiara'e opium and othar drug caters, il thsy sustain the kidney ani liroc vi-or with tbat great remedy, cAn keep up these habits in mulcraTjnn."
 "Wei, d,,ss rot .his discovery give you new revelation of the power of safe Cuee?"
 Ne. sir; f,js vssy. la B. tried to con- vince the pah,ia thHt nearly al tle dis edSes Of the itisrsla &ys'ca oIi yinate in some disorder oi the fi ics,s CT liver, and herce hag,s to,.ctiv dec.sred that if our specific were used, over ninety per cent. Of these a1menk. would disap- pear. The liver anI lti1"yS seem to absorb these poisons !r''n the blood and become depraved and diScase,i."
 "Wher tilrse eminent authorities thus publicly a Ait tlat the'o is no remedy ike CUTS ;.- enable tine siin2yS aud liver to throw ' lie fTiGhtiul elects of all deadly d. r'. ant czcpeSivG use of stim- ulants it .s ssa admission Q! is power as great IS sYy ore could des;rr; for if ! ;k, :. ,.i. | morphine, eUin.nH, en-aina and liquor s habits can be ovorcome, what higher testimonial of its specific power could be asked ior?"
 ''You really believe then, Mir. Warner, that rhs majority p- diseases come from kGnay ani livor complaints ?'' "I do! When you see q person moping Sud .:roveling ahou:, half dead and half alive, year a:tsr year. voT ;aav ly put hirn down shaving son2e kidney and liver troablc."
 "Ths other day was talking with Dr. ] Fowler, the eminent occ;3iist oi this city, who salil tls,st l.alf the pssiiants who came to him hr eve treatment were affected by sdYe"cesi kidssey disesss. Now many peol,,t wonder shy iu 'iidtlo life their eye sight bGca.eea 50 poor \ thorough cty,.gas of ;y..;s+ .;.,l.t ~igh Warmers safe ! cure i5 y!a, tl@g r-.N; !:s"r- lhan pair .i .oi eye pj.-r>s.s. r..e 1ssEo1ay tesOn in the blood always ;-.~.eHs t'Ia H'akest part oi the body; with Y,yae it affects the egss; with othaN tHs head; with others, the stomach or tha g,rsgs, or rheumatic disorders fo.,owc snd ,se1s,slgia tears them in pie ces, or they lose the pOtUers of taste, smell or become impo,ent ia other functions Of the body. Whst man would nol give his ali to have the viyor of youth at commando"
 "The intelligent physician knows that 1 these complaints are but symptoms; they are not the disorder, and they are symp- toms not of disease of tha head, the eye or atomach or oi virilirv, necessarily, but of inc kidney paisoA in the blood and they may prevail and DO pain occur in the kidneys"
 ! It is roJ strange that the enthusiasm ! which Mir. Warner displays in his ap- 1 preciation oi his own remedy, which re- stored him to health when the doctors said he cCBl not live six mo9lhs, should become ;r,casicuS anl tha, the entire world should pay tribute to its power. | For as alr. Warner says, the sales are l constantly increasing, while the news paper advertising IS constantly diminish iig. This speaks volumes in prsise of the extrao, ''Inary merits ol lis prepar., Gous.